Studying abroad is a remarkable project, but it needs to be carefully and must therefore be prepared at a very early stage: right from the start of high school, and sometimes even before! The first problem you’ll face is choosing the country and university course you want to study in. Visit universities and there is…

In addition to the scholarships and grants to which you may be entitled, there are other ways of financing your studies. You could, for example, get a student job, or take out a student loan with often advantageous conditions: low interest rates or the possibility of repaying only after you’ve found a job, for example.…

For the majority of courses at Oxford or Cambridge, or for certain particularly selective programs at other universities (medicine, mathematics at Imperial College London, law or certain courses such as International social and political studies University College London, for example), you’ll need to take an additional exam. Here’s a quick rundown of the different exams…

Studying abroad generally implies mastering the language of your host country or of the course you wish to follow. Pour de nombreux cours d’anglais, vous devrez passer un test d’anglais tel que leTOEFL or IELTS. For the United States and some European programs (such as Bocconi), you will also need to take a standardized test…

What should your English CV contain? If you wish to be admitted at a foreign university, a CV or resume (at United States) in English! What are the main requirements for your English CV? Format Our recommendation : keep it simple. In other words, unless you’re applying for a career in the arts, a CV…